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Generosa Ammon (March 22, 1956, Laguna Beach, California – August 22, 2003, New York City) was Ted Ammon's wife. Generosa and her lover Daniel Pelosi were both suspects in Ammon's bludgeoning death, but Generosa died before charges could be brought against her. Born Generosa Rand LeGaye, she was raised by a single mother, Marie Theresa LeGaye.
Poppy Montgomery as Generosa Ammon. [4] [5] After Ted's murder, she becomes a widow. Afterwards, Generosa dies from breast cancer. David Sutcliffe as Ted Ammon, the victim and the hero. He is killed by Danny. Shawn Christian as Daniel Pelosi, the primary villain of the movie. He is the one responsible for Ted's death and is arrested at the end.
By 1999, the gamble had paid off to the tune of $2billion – but Ammon’s marriage was following the opposite trajectory. His relationship with Generosa was souring; she accused him of affairs ...
Generosa Ammon (1956–2003), American murder victim; Keith Ammon, American politician; Matt Ammon, American civil servant; Otto Ammon (1842–1916), German anthropologist; Peter Ammon (born 1952), German diplomat and ambassador; Peter H. Ammon, American investor and endowment manager; Ted Ammon (1949–2001), American businessman
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Ted Ammon, started several new ventures including Big Flower Press, which printed newspaper circulars, and Chancery Lane Capital, a boutique private equity firm, before being murdered in his Long Island home October 2001. The lover of his estranged, now deceased wife, Generosa, was later convicted. [230] [231] [232] [233]